Free/Reduced School Lunch Eligibility Rate by District - New Hampshire

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Free/Reduced School Lunch Eligibility Rate by District (Number) – 2011-2012

Data Provided by: Children's Alliance of NH

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0.0 - 188.0
Academy for Science and Design Charter School	0.0
Ledyard Charter School	0.0
New Castle	0.0
CSI Charter School	0.0
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy	0.0
Virtual Learning Academy Charter School	0.0
South Hampton	1.0
Waterville Valley	2.0
Newfields	2.0
Errol	4.0
Newington	4.0
Jackson	7.0
Croydon	7.0
Stoddard	8.0
Mason	9.0
Nelson	9.0
Kensington	10.0
Seacoast Charter School	10.0
Landaff	11.0
Harrisville	12.0
Stark	12.0
Lyme	13.0
Hanover	13.0
East Kingston	14.0
Cocheco Arts and Technology Charter Academy	14.0
Hampton Falls	15.0
Monroe	16.0
Marlow	16.0
Cornish	16.0
Piermont	16.0
Strong Foundations Charter School	17.0
Mont Vernon	18.0
Grantham	18.0
Dunbarton	18.0
Greenland	19.0
Hollis	20.0
Washington	21.0
Lafayette Regional	21.0
Brentwood	21.0
Plainfield	22.0
Milan	23.0
Stratham	23.0
Surry Village Charter School	24.0
Wentworth	25.0
Westmoreland	26.0
Freedom	26.0
Unity	27.0
Warren	28.0
Dresden	28.0
Bath	28.0
Rye	31.0
North Country Charter Academy	33.0
Hill	35.0
Chichester	35.0
Great Bay elearning Charter School	37.0
New Boston	38.0
Andover	40.0
Holderness	41.0
Stewartstown	43.0
Rollinsford	43.0
Stratford	45.0
Pittsburg	45.0
Brookline	46.0
North Hampton	47.0
Strafford	50.0
Madison	50.0
Souhegan Cooperative	54.0
Hollis-Brookline Cooperative	59.0
Deerfield	59.0
Hopkinton	60.0
Candia	60.0
Chester	60.0
Goshen-Lempster Cooperative	61.0
Thornton	61.0
Hampstead	61.0
Bow	64.0
Ashland	68.0
Nottingham	70.0
Auburn	70.0
Rumney	73.0
Fremont	73.0
Amherst	75.0
Gilmanton	76.0
Northwood	76.0
Sunapee	76.0
Bethlehem	84.0

0.0 - 188.0
Profile	85.0
Henniker	87.0
Bartlett	88.0
Campton	89.0
Tamworth	93.0
Epsom	103.0
Prospect Mountain JMA	104.0
John Stark Regional	105.0
Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative	111.0
Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative	115.0
Windham	120.0
Alton	129.0
Oyster River Coop	135.0
Wakefield	138.0
Moultonborough	140.0
Barnstead	149.0
Litchfield	149.0
Plymouth	151.0
Exeter	157.0
Colebrook	160.0
Barrington	163.0
Allenstown	168.0
Lisbon Regional	170.0
Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative	182.0
Weare	188.0
188.1 - 560.0
Milton	199.0
Pelham	199.0
Northumberland	199.0
Epping	202.0
Bedford	211.0
Hampton	218.0
Hooksett	220.0
Gilford	225.0
Hinsdale	246.0
Winchester	250.0
Newmarket	250.0
Farmington	254.0
Pittsfield	268.0
Pemi-Baker Regional	273.0
Sanborn Regional	278.0
Winnacunnet Cooperative	282.0
Haverhill Cooperative	296.0
Seabrook	314.0
Mascoma Valley Regional	322.0
Inter-Lakes Cooperative	328.0
Exeter Region Cooperative	330.0
Kearsarge Regional	331.0
Lebanon	331.0
Littleton	350.0
Mascenic Regional	358.0
Raymond	373.0
Merrimack	389.0
Pembroke	398.0
Pinkerton Academy	413.0
Londonderry	422.0
Goffstown	423.0
Newport	424.0
Shaker Regional	441.0
Newfound Area	458.0
Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative	482.0
Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative	484.0
Winnisquam Regional	501.0
White Mountains Regional	502.0
Fall Mountain Regional	506.0
Timberlane Regional	560.0
560.1 - 1,771.0
Milford	597.0
Portsmouth	598.0
Berlin	605.0
Hudson	606.0
Contoocook Valley	649.0
Merrimack Valley	653.0
Conway	661.0
Franklin	662.0
Monadnock Regional	663.0
Somersworth	683.0
Salem	723.0
Governor Wentworth Regional	735.0
Derry	834.0
Claremont	839.0
Keene	946.0
Dover	951.0
Laconia	1,010.0
Concord	1,569.0
Rochester	1,771.0
1,771.1 - 6,780.0
Nashua	4,377.0
Manchester	6,780.0

Definitions: This data includes the number and percent of children eligible for Free/Reduced Lunch programs.

Data Source: New Hampshire Department of Education Division of Program Support, Bureau of Data Management

Footnotes: The count is adjusted to include only children in grades 1 through 12. Free/Reduced Lunch Eligible count collected on October 31st of each school year.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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